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Paris Erupts in Peaceful Protest: Thousands Demand Justice for Hindus in Bangladesh
A major peaceful protest in Paris spotlighted the persecution of Hindus in Bangladesh and called for urgent, principled international intervention. The demonstration united diaspora voices with human rights advocates and representatives across dharmic traditions, emphasizing nonviolence, pluralism, and the rule of law. Organizers urged France, the EU, and the UN to support monitoring, legal reforms,…
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Bangladesh’s Escalating Attacks on Hindus: Six Killed in 18 Days, Urgent Calls for Justice
Reports from Bangladesh point to a sharp rise in targeted attacks against Hindus, with two killings in 24 hours and at least six deaths in 18 days. Community testimonies and video evidence circulating online suggest a pattern of intimidation that has heightened fears and disrupted daily life. The case of Sarat Chakraborty Moni—allegedly extorted and…
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Bangladesh’s Minorities Under Siege: Killings, Sexual Violence, and an Urgent Call for Dharmic Unity
Reports from Bangladesh point to a troubling rise in targeted violence against minorities, including a reported shooting in Jashore and a sexual assault in Jhenaidah. This analysis places the incidents within a broader pattern of communal vulnerability and calls for rights-based, victim-centered responses. It emphasizes Dharmic unity—Hindu, Buddhist, Jain, and Sikh traditions—grounded in ahimsa and…
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Bangladesh on Edge: Third Hindu Killed in Two Weeks Raises Alarming Questions
Within two weeks, three Hindu men have reportedly been killed in separate incidents in Bangladesh, intensifying concerns about public safety and minority protections. The latest case involves Bajendra Biswas, a 40-year-old Hindu Ansar member, shot inside a Mymensingh garment factory in what police describe as an apparent accidental discharge. Authorities have arrested a colleague, and…
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Nationwide Outcry and Unity: Protests Demand Justice for Bangladesh’s Hindus after Dipu Das Killing
India witnessed coordinated protests by Hindu organisations and patriotic citizens following the brutal killing of Dipu Chandra Das in Bangladesh. Demonstrators demanded firm diplomatic intervention, impartial investigations, and credible protection for Hindu minorities in Bangladesh. The response was marked by dharmic solidarity, with Hindu, Buddhist, Jain, and Sikh participants emphasizing non-violence and justice. The protests…
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Justice for Dipu Chandra Das: A Hard Look at Bangladesh’s Mob Violence and Accountability Gap
The lynching of Dipu Chandra Das has focused attention on Bangladesh’s ability to prosecute mob violence impartially and transparently. This analysis clarifies legal standards, highlights the absence of consolidated conviction data, and explains why identity-blind accountability is essential to public trust. It outlines concrete reforms—public case tracking, fast-track courts, and witness protection—to close the accountability…
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Rangpur Murders: Bangladeshi Hindu Muktijoddha and Wife Found Slain, Calls for Justice
An elderly Bangladeshi Hindu freedom fighter (Muktijoddha) of the 1971 Liberation War, Jogesh Chandra Roy, and his wife, Suborna Roy, were found with their throats slit in their Rangpur home. Neighbours discovered the bodies after repeated knocks went unanswered. Initial reports note that no case had been filed and no arrests announced. The Awami League…
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Complete Report: Noakhali Subarnachar Murder Sparks Outrage, Strengthening Dharmic Unity
A Hindu man, identified as Subrata Chandra Das, was killed in a daylight attack in Subarnachar, Noakhali, sparking widespread concern among minority communities in Bangladesh. This report consolidates verified details, emphasizes due process, and underscores the need for rapid, transparent investigation. It highlights cross-faith solidarity from Hindu, Buddhist, Jain, and Sikh communities calling for nonviolence…
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“We have been ruling the Deccan for the last 800 years!”- Excerpts from Kasim Razvi’s 1948 Speech
The excerpt captures the fervent speech of Kasim Razvi, depicting the tumultuous period during Hyderabad’s integration into India in 1947-48. Razvi’s inflammatory rhetoric, emphasizing an Islamic state and inciting violence against Hindus, underscores the atmosphere of fear and division orchestrated by the Razakars, his militant group. The speech not only reflects a deep-seated religious animosity…